Tinubu met six APC governors in a closed-door session at the State House, amid rising security concerns and upcoming party meetings.

Five people died in two Anambra gun attacks targeting a church and market; police link violence to cult war.

Tinubu urges Nigerians to reject misinformation, embrace national values, and support a new patriotism campaign promoting truth, responsibility, and digital literacy.

Former IGP Mike Okiro warns police salaries cannot meet rising costs, urging urgent welfare improvements to significantly boost morale nationwide.

ECOWAS has deployed its standby force to Benin after soldiers attempted a coup against President Talon, with Nigeria condemning the mutiny.

Kano’s former governor pushes ahead with new Independent Hisbah initiative, screening 12,000 recruits to support lawful conduct and security agencies.

Former Army Chief Yahaya rejects claims linking him to terror financing, demanding retraction and warning of legal action over defamatory content.

UN Women recognises Nigeria’s youngest lawmaker, Rukayat Shittu, as a global emerging leader for her impactful advocacy and women-centred governance vision.

Orji Uzor Kalu, former Abia State Governor and current Senator, has denied allegations that he funded Autopilot or any militant group in the South-East, stating he has never supported or sponsored violence.

The ADC urges Peter Obi to make a clear decision on joining its coalition as 2027 political consultations intensify.

Security forces rapidly regained control after mutinous soldiers claimed to topple President Talon, according to Benin government officials. 

Twenty-five people, including staff and tourists, died after a suspected gas explosion triggered a midnight fire in a Indian nightclub.

Soldiers in Benin announce on state TV the dissolution of government and removal of President Talon but reports say it’s been thwarted.

Ceasefire falters days after DRC Rwanda peace agreement, forcing civilians to abandon homes amid escalating violence.

NPF has launched enforcement in Lagos to ensure police personnel are withdrawn from VIP duties, focusing on core security responsibilities.

Nearly half of Nigerian women experience online stalking, ActionAid warns at multi-stakeholder dialogue on rising technology-facilitated gender-based violence.

Umar Sani claims Governor Adeleke is preventing PDP from fielding a gubernatorial candidate, but says the party has a nominee.

Super Eagles captain Troost Ekong retires from international career after decade of service, revealing pride in representing Nigeria globally.

PDP leaders issue counter disclaimers, each rejecting authority of the other, deepening internal party conflict ahead of elections.

Ebojele Akhere Patrick has been named Edo state chief press secretary to enhance communication, transparency, and policy outreach.